Catalogue Back to Index Image Gallery Category  All   Keyword   Lot  Lot Description Records 1 to 30 of 355   First Previous Next Last 1 DWM A 9MM ARTILLERY MODEL P.08 LUGER SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 4075 8-inch barrel with tangent rear sight graduated to 800, the receiver dated 1917, the toggle with impressed trademark, chequered grips, retaining some original finish, nitro proof S5 £500-800 details 2 COLT A .455 NEW SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 95959 5 1/2-inch barrel, the solid frame and swing-out cylinder, with impressed rampant colt trademark and Enfield inspector's marks, chequered composition grips, left grip repaired, lanyard loop, nitro proof S5 £300-500 details 3 ENFIELD A .476 MK II SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. A3652 5 3/4-inch barrel and church steeple cylinder, the frame with impressed crowned 'VR' and dated '1884', smooth walnut grip with lanyard ring, black powder proof S5 £500-700 details 4 WEBLEY A .455 WS ARMY MODEL SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 122446 6-inch barrel, the top surface impressed "P. Webley & Son, London & Birmingham", the frame with winged bullet trademark, chequered walnut grips and lanyard ring, nitro proof S5 £500-700 details 5 ENFIELD A .38 NO.2 MK I SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. E2063 3-inch barrel, the frame with king's crown, RAF markings and dated '1936', ribbed composition grips, nitro proof, rear sight element missing S5 £200-400 details 6 ENFIELD A .38 NO.2 MK I SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 1644 5-inch barrel, the frame with impressed king's crown and dated '1930', chequered walnut grips, nitro proof S5 £200-400 details 7 ENFIELD A .455 MK VI SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 11665 6-inch barrel with broad arrow to top surface, the frame with impressed crown and dated '1924', chequered composition grips with lanyard loop, nitro proof S5 £200-400 details 8 ENFIELD A .38 NO.2 TANK CREW REVOLVER, NO. 5907 5-inch barrel, double action spurless hammers, ribbed grips and lanyard loop, nitro proof S5 £200-400 details 9 WEBLEY A 1 1/2-INCH NO.4 MK I AIRCRAFT VERY PISTOL, NO. 53342 4-inch barrel, the frame with winged bullet trademark and chequered composition grips, nitro proof S5 £200-400 details 10 WEBLEY A .455 RIC MODEL 83 FIVE-SHOT REVOLVER, NO. 97689 2 1/2-inch barrel, the solid frame with loading gate and winged bullet trademark and impressed "P Webley & Son, London & Birmingham" on the top surface, chequered walnut grip with lanyard loop, black powder proof S5 £350-450 details 11 WEBLEY A .476 NO.4 REVOLVER, NO. 10791 5 1/2-inch barrel, the frame with winged bullet trademark, chequered walnut grip with lanyard loop, black powder proof S5 £400-600 details 12 WEBLEY A .455 MK VI SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 193638 6-inch barrel, the frame with inspectors' marks and dated '1916', chequered composition grips, lanyard loop, nitro proof S5 £200-400 details 13 WEBLEY & SCOTT A .455 MK I SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 120841 5-inch barrel, the slide with adjustable rear sight and engraved with the retailer's name "Manton & Co., London & Calcutta", impressed winged bullet trademark and dated '1914', grip safety, detachable box magazine, chequered composition grips and lanyard loop, nitro proof, left grip screw missing S5 £500-800 details 14 WEBLEY & SCOTT A .455 WG TARGET MODEL REVOLVER, NO. 18921 7 1/2-inch barrel, retaining some original finish overall, the frame with winged bullet trademark, the stirrup catch with adjustable rear sight, flared chequered walnut grips with lanyard loop, black powder proof S5 £700-900 details 15 WEBLEY & SCOTT A .22 WG CONVERSION BARREL, NO. 342 to fit the WG target revolver, 9 1/4-inches and impressed with winged bullet trademark S5 £150-250 details 16 PARKER HALE A .22 CONVERSION KIT FOR A WEBLEY SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 168 8 1/2-inch barrel, the cylinder numbered 914; together with a further conversion kit, with 7-inch barrel; and a further associated .22 cylinder (3) S5 £200-300 details 17 THOMPSON CENTER ARMS A .22 LR MATCH MODEL SINGLE SHOT PISTOL, NO. G19374 14-inch barrel fitted with a picatinny rail, the frame with central hammer and opening lever, smooth walnut grips, nitro proof, in its nylon holster S5 £80-120 details 18 WALTHER A 9MM KURZ FACTORY ENGRAVED PPK SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 262993A 3 1/4-inch barrel, the gold plated frame and slide profusely engraved with oak leaves and acorns against a stippled ground, detachable box magazine, German nitro proof, chequered composition grips, in its maker's box with spare magazine, test target, etc S5 £600-900 details 19 WALTHER A .22 FACTORY ENGRAVED MODEL PPK SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 111690LR 3 1/4-inch barrel, the gold plated frame and slide profusely engraved with bold scrollwork against a stippled ground, detachable box magazine, German nitro proof, in its maker's presentation case with spare magazine, etc S5 £600-900 details 20 W. TRANTER A .320 TRANTER'S PATENT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER, NO. 55914 3 1/2-inch octagonal barrel engraved with the retailer's name "Veisey & Son", the solid frame with loading gate and engraved with fine scroll work, retaining much of its original nickel-plated finish, chequered walnut grip, black powder proof, in its mahogany case S5 £350-500 details 21 MAUSER A 7.63MM C96 BROOM-HANDLE SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 315029 5 1/2-inch barrel with rear sight graduated to 1000, the machined frame with safety lever and small ring hammer, ribbed walnut grips and lanyard loop, retaining some original finish, German nitro proof, in its mismatched shoulder stock holster crudely carved with the inscription "A. Baab. Bad-Durkheim (Rhein-Pfalz), 20.Bayr.F.A.R." S5 £700-900 details 22 WALTHER A 9MM P38 SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 471805 5-ich barrel, the alloy frame with black plastic grips, German nitro proof, in its maker's carton S5 £150-200 details 23 SPORTOWY A .22 SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. S4161 4 1/2-inch barrel, slide dated 1955, the frame with ribbed plastic grips, magazine with nine chamber adaptors, CIP nitro proof S5 £80-120 details 24 WEBLEY & SCOTT A 7.65MM SELF-LOADING PISTOL, NO. 107407 3 1/2-inch barrel, the frame with side safety, chequered composition grips, retaining much original finish overall, magazine missing, nitro proof, in its maker's original box with instruction leaflet S5 £80-120 details 25 SMITH & WESSON A .455 HAND EJECTOR MK II REVOLVER, NO. 6728 6 1/2-inch barrel, the frame with military inspector's stamps and modified grip strap, smooth grips, nitro proof S5 £120-180 details 26 COLT A .455 NEW SERVICE REVOLVER, NO. 138838 5 1/2-inch barrel, the frame with swing-out cylinder and impressed government inspector's marks, chequered composition grips, left grip chipped, pitted and worn overall, nitro proof S5 £200-300 details 27 WALTHER THE MAJOR PARTS OF A SCARCE DOUBLE-BARREL VERY PISTOL, NO. 1173 9-inch stainless steel barrels, the frame with push-forward underlever and side safety, impressed with the maker's trademark and dated 1939 and impressed Kriegsmarine mark, chequered walnut grips, German proof, barrel selector catch missing, mechanism defective S1 £400-600 details 28 PEDERSOLI AN ITALIAN .45 FLINTLOCK PISTOL, NO. PD11154 11-inch octagonal sighted barrel, the lock, cock and frizen retaining all of its original hardening colour, set trigger, half length stock with chequered grips, Italian black powder proof S1 £80-120 details 29 HILL AN 80-BORE PERCUSSION PRESENTATION DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER, NO. 36007 5-inch octagonal barrel, the top surface signed "Hill, Maker, Birmingham", the presentation inscription reading "Presented to Mr David Dewar as a mark of respect by a few of his acquaintances (now in Birmingham) who have found him a faithful and valuable friend. Birmingham January 1862", 5-shot cylinder and loading lever, chequered walnut grips, retaining much bright nickel-plate finish, possibly re-finished overall, in its maker's case with mould, flask, etc S58 David Dewar was the Chief Constable and Procurator Fiscal of the Burgh of Dundee who retired in 1909 after a distinguished 50 year police career. His portrait hangs in the Dundee Art Galleries. £800-1200 details 30 WINCHESTER A SCARCE MODEL 97 RIC PUMP-ACTION RIOT GUN, NO. E720654 20-inch barrel with 2 3/4-inch chamber, about true cylinder boring, contemporary London nitro proof marks, unrestricted full length magazine, the frame with central hammer and loading aperture and impressed with an Enfield inspector's mark, 13 3/4-inch stock with semi pistol grip and impressed with the armoury no. RIC85, butt plate broken, retaining traces of original finish overall, 6lb. 13oz., nitro proof S5 The gun is one of a batch of guns purchased by the Army Council in 1921 for use by the Royal Irish Constabulary for the defence of police stations during the Irish Troubles. £500-800 details  Back to Top First Previous Next Last